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1.3.2 Answers

Course subject(s) 1. Analysing

Q1 – c

a) Who would benefit from the improvement of air quality? – target group of the study

b) Why should the automotive industry contribute to the improvement of air quality? – benefits of the research

c) Where is the greatest need to improve air quality? – geographical demarcation

d) What is the definition of “automotive industry”? – definition of terms

e) How can research on fuels contribute to the improvement of air quality? – relations between terms

Concept 1
automotive industry

Concept 2
air quality

Concept 3
fuels

Synonyms/related terms:

automo* industr*
car
vehicle*
automo* sector*
automobile*
cars
.
.
.

Synonyms/related terms:

air quality
airpollut*
gas emissions
environmental pollut*
exhaust gas
air purificat*
vehicle emissions
.
.

Synonyms/related terms:

bio fuel*
biomass fuel*
ethanol fuel*
diesel
petrol
gasoline
hydrogen fuel*
biofuel*
electric*

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